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HOW TO USE THE AIRCONDITIONER WITH WATER
These air conditioners can use both air and water to cool the condenser (the hot part) of the air
conditioner.
To utilise the full potential of your air conditioner, the tank
is used. To increase the cooling power and reduce the noise level and energy consumption of the air
conditioner. The water that is used in then expelled from the machine as water vapour through the
exhaust hose
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(it does not go into room).
Always use clean top water (which doesn't contain salts). As a rule the water will usually last about 8
hours however this depends on the conditions within the room, such as temperature, humidity, insula-
tion and aspect and number of people. In turbo mode the water will also be used more quickly.
You may also use the airconditioner on air cooling only (without filling the water tank . If you only requi-
re the lower cooling power.
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A) To open the front panel
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grip either side of the
panel and gently pull the
panel
towards
you and
upwards. Remove the tank
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Lifting it forward.
During the "water functioning" operation and in particularly silent locations (eg the bedroom) a
slight gurgling sound may be heard. This is completely normal.
IN HIGH HUMIDITY CONDITIONS
Water is extracted from the air in the room, this water is also used to cool the condenser. When
the humidity is particulary high an excess of water may buid up in the internal tank. This can be
drained by removing the bung from the drain hose
IMPORTANT: if the room temperature is 32°C or over the airconditioner must be operated with with
water in the tank.
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B) Turn the tank upside down
and remove the plug,
remove the extendible
tube and fill the tank, lea-
ving it on the ground.
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needs to be filled with water. The water
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C) After
completing the fil-
ling procedure, replace
the
extendible
replace the cap and
screw it in tightly. Return
the tank to its place, with
the writing FRONT clearly
visible. Carefully hold the
panel in the centre and
lower to its closed posi-
tion.
and draining into a suitable receptacle.
hose,
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